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Wisteria was wrapping up for the night, dawn was only a few hours away. Her feet were weary from dancing, her body felt heavy from the evenings activities. She stowed her coin carefully on her body, she had never felt unsafe, but there were rumblings. Others were claiming to be robbed more frequently, and even murders of the ladies of the night had been cropping up. Wis had been brushing it off as scare tactics, and she wasn't going to let rumors stop her.
She slipped through the crowd, graceful and quiet. Most ignored her, others stared openly. It didn't matter, she was done for the night, and her bed called to her. The crowd thinned, as did the streets. No light filtered through the alleyway she now walked softly down. She paused, something wasn't right. Her nose twitched, and her fingers curled into claws. An unknown threat that made her hair stand up.
With a quickness she couldn't intercept, she was grabbed from behind, the cold steel of a dagger dragging across the soft flesh of her throat. A yip escaped her lips, as she squirmed for freedom. She was dragged to the ground, the heavy weight of her assailant upon her. A glancing blow to her cheek rendered her useless as she felt the bite of a blade pierce and twist into her shoulder. She was going to die here, alone. Non one would even know she was missing. That hurt almost as much as the steel that was pulled from her flesh, being readied to bury it in her chest.
Roland Grayson
She slipped through the crowd, graceful and quiet. Most ignored her, others stared openly. It didn't matter, she was done for the night, and her bed called to her. The crowd thinned, as did the streets. No light filtered through the alleyway she now walked softly down. She paused, something wasn't right. Her nose twitched, and her fingers curled into claws. An unknown threat that made her hair stand up.
With a quickness she couldn't intercept, she was grabbed from behind, the cold steel of a dagger dragging across the soft flesh of her throat. A yip escaped her lips, as she squirmed for freedom. She was dragged to the ground, the heavy weight of her assailant upon her. A glancing blow to her cheek rendered her useless as she felt the bite of a blade pierce and twist into her shoulder. She was going to die here, alone. Non one would even know she was missing. That hurt almost as much as the steel that was pulled from her flesh, being readied to bury it in her chest.
Roland Grayson